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By David Adelman and Gail Norry A little more than a year ago, the world as we knew it changed. Food insecurity rose to its highest numbers ever, individuals lost their jobs, businesses shut their doors, children stopped attending school in person, and physical distancing became the norm. Parents transformed into teachers overnight and dining room tables became makeshift offices.
Jewish day school philanthropists understand that there is simply nothing as effective and impactful as Jewish day school education. By Gail Norry and Ann Pava Imagine a world where Jewish day schools have the resources they need to be affordable to all. Imagine a world where the across-the-board excellence of our schools attracts families far and wide, and where the ranks of day school philanthropists overflow the largest rooms for Jewish communal gatherings.
By Gail Norry and Ann Pava Imagine a world where Jewish day schools have the resources they need to be affordable to all. Imagine a world where the across-the-board excellence of our schools attracts families far and wide, and where the ranks of day school philanthropists overflow the largest rooms for Jewish communal gatherings. Imagine a world where Jewish day schools are the first choice for families.
Imagine a world where Jewish day schools have the resources they need to be affordable to all. Imagine a world where the across-the-board excellence of our schools attracts families far and wide, and where the ranks of day school philanthropists overflow the largest rooms for Jewish communal gatherings. Imagine a world where Jewish day schools are the first choice for families.
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